Asthma Study

Asthma Is a Known Risk Factor for Lung Cancer
Asthma is a chronic inflammation of the bronchial tubes. It affects nearly 300 million people worldwide. Which is slightly less than the entire population of the United States. Asthma is a known risk factor for lung cancer. The high numbers of those affected [...]

Lung Cancer Study

STUDY: Serum Biomarkers of Natural Product Therapy in Human Lung Cancer Xenograft Models
The IDENTIFICATION of Lung Cancer BIOMARKERS is Essential for EARLY DIAGNOSIS

This study identifies potential biomolecular indicators of disease, known as biomarkers, for lung cancer (LC). The identification of LC biomarkers is essential for early diagnosis. Dr. Sung Baek and fellow researchers [...]

“I Can’t Get Enough Protein. I’m a Vegetarian”

I suppose it’s impossible to make a blanket statement saying that all vegetarians do or don’t. But I think we can all agree that we’ve never heard an omnivore say they have a hard time getting enough protein or vitamin b12.

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Mom, Do You Have a Treasure Map for all things Mommy?

Come to think of it, if I could have recorded and syndicated those lunch pow-wows mom took me to, I’d have been a rich toddler.
My mom and her co-mom friends rapidly buzzed by topics ranging from the latest sale to some new health discovery to the most-obnoxious-thing-dad-did-this-week to the new Brazilian gardner guy. [...]

Mom, Don’t You Wish You Had a Owner’s Manual for Your Kids?

My parents are Christians. But it’s funny, their flavor of Christianity is probably equally Buddhist and Daoist. They got mixed up when they had me. They were fresh immigrants. They couldn’t speak the language of Baltimore, MD. They knew nothing of the culture of New England.
How would they raise a newborn baby boy in a [...]

How Many People Who Think About Their Health Every Day Ever Get Sick?

Here at http://Biodrux.org we love scientific facts and research about health and disease treatments. We love that the numbers give us a peek into the volume, acceleration, and direction of a health condition that You in your 30’s or 40’s or 50’s will have to deal with in a few short years – or not. [...]

Could Germs Be Making You Fat?

http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE6234K520100304 just asked, “Could Germs Be Making You Fat?”
The key points they mentioned were:
1. “It could be that certain bacteria cause inflammation that can affect appetite as well as inflammatory bowel conditions like Crohn’s disease and colitis, the researchers reported in the journal Science.
In other words, the germs make you overeat, Andrew Gewirtz of Emory [...]

Do You Have A Swollen Limb? o_O

Your plump limbs may mean Lymphedema. Stagnation of your lymph system (fluid surrounding the cell) leads to this:

Lymphedma is caused by trauma, accidents, radiation treatment, infection, and parasites. In Eastern medicine, this is called Qi Stagnation. Any injury point such as peircings are subject to cellulitis (a bacterial infection of the skin) [...]

Should You Use an Ice Pack or a Heat Pad for Your Aches and Pains?

Doctors argue: heat or ice? Throbbing (inflamation and vasodilation) needs ice. Aches (tension and lactic acid) need heat. The same joint can throb then ache.  So alternate. – http://twitter.com/thoffmanpcv/statuses/9956072642
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Sprain vs Strain — What’s the Difference?!

Is that a tear or a sprain? Your ligaments sprain. Your muscles tear — Kinna like your t-shirt on the third date. ht @thoffmanpcv
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